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WHAT IS WRONG HERE?
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ambrola
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And I would never find a model F cabinet.
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Re: WHAT IS WRONG HERE?
You never know, but it would indeed be a very lucky find! 
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I just told him to send me a Victor P instead of the Triumph. I don't want to look for parts. Its the same guy I got the Victor one with the flowered horn from. I will get a couple of good boxes.phonogfp wrote:You never know, but it would indeed be a very lucky find!
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Re: WHAT IS WRONG HERE?
Would the Model F Triumph have a horizontal carriage for a Diamond B or O reproducer? Didn't the carriage change with the Model D Triumph?
Harvey Kravitz
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Yes Harvey, you are right. The F also used the same cabinet as the Opera.Phonofreak wrote:Would the Model F Triumph have a horizontal carriage for a Diamond B or O reproducer? Didn't the carriage change with the Model D Triumph?
Harvey Kravitz
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Do all F's have the Opera style cabinet? I didn't think so but...? Jerry
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Re: WHAT IS WRONG HERE?
From what I know only the late Triumph F had the Opera case. Most Triumph F's came with the same case as a D or E model. I have no info on when the transformation might have happened. I have seen the F in both types of cases.
Best Regards, Larry
Best Regards, Larry
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That's good to know. I can get the machine at a very good price, but getting the right cabinet would be tough. It is an early one, so I would think the D case would be right?Phonolair wrote:From what I know only the late Triumph F had the Opera case. Most Triumph F's came with the same case as a D or E model. I have no info on when the transformation might have happened. I have seen the F in both types of cases.
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Jerry and Larry are right - - it seems the late Fs were in the Opera-type cabinet, while the earlier Fs are generally seen in typical Triumph cabinets.Jerry B. wrote:Do all F's have the Opera style cabinet? I didn't think so but...? Jerry
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The early ones were in a D style cabinet. I had an F and it was in an oak Opera cabinet. The SN of Opera cabinet Fs is in the 90,000 range.